I Transmigrated as the Last Ruler of Southern Chen and Took Wu Meiniang and Li Hua from the Start

Chen Nan, a modern man, transmigrated into Chen Shubao, the last emperor of the Southern Chen dynasty.

The Sui dynasty was sharpening its blades, the lands south of the Yangtze were on the brink of collapse, and the fate of the dynasty, already written in the history books, hung over him.

In his previous life, Chen Shubao had been foolish and depraved, letting down the women who loved him: the empress was left alone in the palace, Zhang Lihua was branded a disastrous beauty and died horribly, Princess Lechang endured a heartbreaking separation, Xiao Shi drifted through an age of chaos, Xian Ying stood alone in the southern frontier, and the beauties of Qinhuai sank into a life of debauchery.

The rise and fall of dynasties are but fleeting clouds. It was the debts he owed these women that had to be repaid, one by one.

With the body of an emperor, he would act with tenderness.

Amid the misty rain of Jinling and the palace's deep halls, he would soothe the wounds in each woman's fate and rewrite the tragic endings they were destined to meet.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.